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in November 2005. The league dropped Surprise largely due to not having another team in central Arizona and to give the league an even number of six teams instead of seven. The low attendance numbers both teams received were due largely to the fact that many of their home games were played in the
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If the brand does not return to Mesa, some suggest that the new expansion franchise which adopts the "Miners" identity should be placed in possibly Canada because of the history of mining in the western part of the country. Other suggest California for the obvious state nickname of the "Golden
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could agree on a revenue sharing agreement for concessions sales. In 2005 the Miners received none of the sales proceeds from their own games. The Miners were the only team in the league without revenue sharing on concessions. HoHoKam Park has played host to the
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that began play in May 2005. All teams were league-owned and the team names and logos also belonged to the league. In their one year of play, the team won the first ever GBL Arizona Division title and played in the Championship Game against the
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Should the Miners return to Mesa, they would be an expansion team since the original team was absorbed by the Silver Sox. The Miners name, logo and uniforms (owned by the league) have been used by the
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The Mesa Miners broadcast all games on the internet, with Darrell Linderman and John Potter providing play-by-play and color commentary. The duo had previously worked together at
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in Mesa, with Mike Haley doing play-by-play and Linderman and Potter alternating with color commentary (while the other did play-by-play on the internet broadcast).
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Unfortunately, the Miners had the league's worst overall attendance, (which is somewhat dubious because of the highly inflated attendance numbers that the
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The GBL has said publicly that they would reconsider the Arizona market (Mesa and Surprise) if the league, the city of Mesa and the concessionaire at
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scorching afternoon heat of central Arizona. The Miners roster and coaching staff were carried over to the league's new
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team, which won the League Championship in 2006. The franchise has since been purchased and relocated to
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in 2009, but the league could bring the Miners back as an expansion team should they decide to do so.
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in Norwalk, California. Toward the end of the 2005 season, select games were also heard on
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The Miners started as one of eight charter teams in the GBL along with the
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in July 2011. They joined fellow former Golden Baseball League teams the
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They returned to play in 2011 after a six-year absence as a member of the
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were an independent professional baseball team based in
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Arizona Summer League
Mesa, Arizona
Desert Sun Stadium
2005
Tucson Toros
Reno Silver Sox
Golden Baseball League
HoHoKam Park
Diamond Sports & Entertainment
Yuma Sun
www.arizonasummerleague.com
Mesa, Arizona
Golden Baseball League
Reno Silver Sox
Tucson Toros
Arizona Summer League
North American League
Major League Baseball
Minor League Baseball
Chico Outlaws
Fullerton Flyers
Long Beach Armada
San Diego Surf Dawgs
Surprise Fightin' Falcons
Yuma Scorpions
Japan Samurai Bears
Surf Dawgs
Fightin' Falcons

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